While nine different Canadian men’s national team-eligible players changed clubs during the January transfer window, several of them have either yet to debut or haven’t fully settled in. A gruelling World Cup qualifying window has further exacerbated some fatigue, which has culminated in mostly below-par performances for the last two weeks. The exception to both rules has been Theo Corbeanu, who was highlighted in the previous roundup after a strong start to life at MK Dons in League One. Since debuting for The Dons on Jan. 11, Corbeanu has received a smidgeon under 600 minutes across seven appearances. The Wolves’ loanee only has one goal to show for it, but whether he’s been deployed on the left or right side of the attack, he’s taken a major step in his development, as his statistical radar shows. It’s still a small sample size, yet it’s apparent how Corbeanu has transformed into a scoring threat. Averaging 0.4 expected goals (xG) per 90 minutes, with around 35 per cent of hi...